unless you're willing on paying for PS Now on your PC and using exclusively either a PS3 or PS4 controller, then that's gonna be a big doubt as the only thing Sony developed as far as I'm aware that made it to PC is some twinstick game named Helldivers.
Microsoft has a tangible benefit in getting ppl to be on Windows, Sony doesn't.
Well, it's not like they're selling a lot of copies of the original 3 games right now considering that the production run has ended for PS2 and PS3 games, and while you can technically buy them on the Playstation Store (I think) diversifying their market couldn't hurt. Releasing those on PC would probably bring in a bit of extra cash from PC gamers.
Why would you sell it on PC once when you can push them on every Playstation platform you make via remaster collections? That isn't good business at all.
I disagree. Microsoft just released Halo MCC on Steam when they have their own store because they know it's gonna make them more money then they'd get by only releasing it on Xbox One and their own store alone. Not everyone is going to buy a console to play a single game series. I know I sure as fuck won't, which is why Sony hasn't gotten money from me since the days of the original Playstation. The only way they're getting my money is by pulling the stick out of their asses and releasing GoW 1-3 and Ascension on PC. And I know I can't be the only one who would willingly open my wallet to get a copy. I mean, don't they like making more money than they are now?
Well your money isn't the only money on the market.
Well, if it's on Steam you also got Mac and Linux, but that's a smaller portion of the PC gaming community, especially Mac. I mean, it's not like it's gonna drive sales of Windows because if people won't buy a Playstation4 for $300 just to play GoW they certainly aren't going to go drop at least twice the amount of cash for a PC to play it.
Some of the third party Gamecube exclusives like the Rogue Squadron sequels, Eternal Darkness, and Viewtiful Joe would be pretty sweet.
